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## Copyright (C) 1996 John W. Eaton
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## usage: subplot (rows, columns, index)
## subplot (rcn)
##
## NOTE: this will work only with gnuplot installed with
## multiplot patch (or version 3.6 beta)
##
## Sets gnuplot in multiplot mode and plots in location
## given by index (there are columns X rows subwindows)
##
## Input:
##
## rows : number of rows in subplot grid
## columns: number of columns in subplot grid
## index : index of subplot where to make the next plot
##
## If only one arg, then it (crn) has to be three digit value
## specifying the location in digit 1 (rows) and 2 (columns) and digit
## 3 is the plot index
##
## The plot index runs row-wise,i.e., first all the columns in a row
## are filled and then the next row is filled
##
## For example, plot with 4 X 2 grid, will have plot indices running as
## follows:
##
## -----------------------------------
## | | | | |
## | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
## | | | | |
## -----------------------------------
## | | | | |
## | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
## | | | | |
## -----------------------------------
##
## Author: Vinayak Dutt <Dutt.Vinayak@mayo.EDU>
## Adapted-By: jwe
function subplot (rows, columns, index)
if (! gnuplot_has_multiplot)
error ("subplot: gnuplot does not appear to support this feature");
endif
## global variables to keep track of multiplot options
global __multiplot_mode__ = 0;
global __multiplot_xsize__;
global __multiplot_ysize__;
global __multiplot_xn__;
global __multiplot_yn__;
global __multiplot_xi__;
global __multiplot_yi__;
if (nargin != 3 && nargin != 1)
usage ("subplot (rows, columns, index) or subplot (rcn)");
endif
if (nargin == 1)
if (! (is_scalar (rows) && rows >= 0))
error ("subplot: input rcn has to be a positive scalar");
endif
tmp = rows;
index = rem (tmp, 10);
tmp = (tmp - index) / 10;
columns = rem (tmp, 10);
tmp = (tmp - columns) / 10;
rows = rem (tmp, 10);
elseif (! (is_scalar (columns) && is_scalar (rows) && is_scalar (index)))
error ("subplot: columns, rows, and index have to be scalars");
endif
columns = round (columns);
rows = round (rows);
index = round (index);
if (index > columns*rows)
error ("subplot: index must be less than columns*rows");
endif
if (columns < 1 || rows < 1 || index < 1)
error ("subplot: columns,rows,index must be be positive");
endif
if (columns*rows == 1)
## switching to single plot ?
oneplot ();
## XXX FIXME XXX -- do we really need to reset these here?
__multiplot_xn__ = 1;
__multiplot_yn__ = 1;
else
## doing multiplot plots
if (! __multiplot_mode__
|| __multiplot_xn__ != columns
|| __multiplot_yn__ != rows)
__multiplot_mode__ = 1;
__multiplot_xn__ = columns;
__multiplot_yn__ = rows;
__multiplot_xsize__ = 1.0 ./ columns;
__multiplot_ysize__ = 1.0 ./ rows;
gset multiplot;
eval (sprintf ("gset size %g, %g", __multiplot_xsize__,
__multiplot_ysize__));
endif
## get the sub plot location
yp = fix ((index-1)/columns);
xp = index - yp*columns - 1;
__multiplot_xi__ = ++xp;
__multiplot_yi__ = ++yp;
## set the origin
xo = (xp - 1.0) * __multiplot_xsize__;
yo = (rows - yp) * __multiplot_ysize__;
eval (sprintf ("gset origin %g, %g", xo, yo));
clearplot;
endif
endfunction
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